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Navigating the bureaucratic world requires a certain level of insight; otherwise, one would have been dismissed long ago. The subordinates picked up on some information, turned around, and quickly left, shutting the door behind them. Unfortunately, the windows were too large and the walls too thin, allowing every word of the conversation between the uncle and nephew to reach the ears of everyone outside.
"How long has it been? Did you start flirting with her when I took her out to dinner with you, or had you two already gotten together before that? Speak!"
With a thud, the nephew replied, "Uncle, I was wrong. I was just playing around with her. Didn’t you also call her a filthy whore? You’re my uncle, we’re blood relatives; don’t get angry with me over such a worthless girl."
"That thong belongs to her, right? You two seem to be having quite a bit of fun; have you tried every position?"
"Uncle, I really know I was wrong. You can make me do anything; I beg you, just for my dad's sake, spare me. After all, he died under a truck while trying to save you. Given that kindness, it wouldn’t be right for you to kill me."
The city leader was silent for a moment. "In a society governed by law, what does life and death matter?"
"Thank you, Uncle! Thank you!"
"But this anger inside me needs an outlet; you're your father's only child. Your dad is my brother; I won't harm you, but that worthless girl—"
A woman's scream pierced through.
"You think hiding under the bed will help? Any dog can be taken; you're wearing the perfume I bought for you and those designer shoes from Lingguang. Who paid for that outfit? And this crocodile-skin bag... Is your bus full yet?"
The woman retorted defiantly, "What do you think you are? Besides me, how many mistresses do you have outside? You can play around with women; why can't I have a few men?"
The conversation grew increasingly dangerous, prompting those outside the Zen Room to leave quietly through the archway.
Just a few days later, Pudu Temple was shut down. Coincidentally, a park was set to be built on Jigong Road, and the three-story dilapidated police station was marked for demolition. The nearest vacant property was the long-abandoned Pudu Temple. After applying to higher authorities, approval came swiftly.
Thus, nearly thirty personnel from the police station, including auxiliary officers, happily moved into the almost empty Pudu Temple.
Someone once joked, "The police catch criminals while Buddha offers immediate salvation; these days, an office is more valuable than a lotus platform."
At this moment, all police officers and auxiliary officers lined up neatly in front of the empty space in the main hall as Chief Yu Liangcai spoke loudly about the situation.
"I've sent you all photos and videos; you're aware of the circumstances. The Qingtong Community covers an area of 300,000 square meters and contains sixty-four residential buildings with about one hundred households in each building. Fortunately, its remote location means most homeowners initially bought properties as investments, resulting in low occupancy rates. Moreover, over half of the residents are students renting from University of International Business and Economics, so unfamiliar faces won’t attract much attention."
"Captain," one officer raised his arm. "Completely entrusting security at the four entrances of the community to guards is too risky; after all, they usually deal with ordinary residents. Facing a criminal responsible for fifteen rapes and murders could intimidate them. What if..."
Yu Liangcai clasped his hands behind his back and smiled. "Do you think your mentor went off with those old guys? Don’t worry; we veterans will cover for you while you search."
"Yes!"
"Remember: if any of you find a suspect and don't have a guaranteed way to subdue them, retreat promptly. Don’t alert them or engage in reckless heroism without thinking; just remember the house number and wait downstairs for our criminal investigation colleagues to arrive."
"Yes!" The officers responded in unison.
"Okay, go change your clothes, and we'll set off right away!"
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